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Costa HE et al. – This suggests that in situ, dNK cells cannot kill trophoblast cells during normal pregnancy. Whether such NKG2A–mediated inhibition is abolished during pregnancies complicated by pathologies including viral infection is an interesting hypothesis that remains to be tested.

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